The Albas variety has a genealogical origin from the crossing of Astarte and AM 71-1280. Studies note that it possesses a pronounced morphological similarity to the Astarte variety, due to which there are assumptions that Albas is a mutant form rather than an independent seedling.
The shape of the tubers is described as egg-shaped. Detailed agrotechnical characteristics, such as maturity group, plant height, or disease resistance, are not presented in open sources. The variety is more often mentioned in pedigree databases or as a reference object for comparative trials.
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